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- Thread starter Slice
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Though it may be silly to suggest, but reading the source material would be the best way to know where the various archtypes and classes come from.
You can also look on Nethys page, they have a good search engine and all the infomation tells you the source of the material they have on the page.
You can also look on Nethys page, they have a good search engine and all the infomation tells you the source of the material they have on the page.
charlieluce
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Yeah, the basic two-step is (1) Nethys search the thing you're interested in to find out the Paizo source, then (2) search the Hero Lab store page to find out what data pack the source is in (if it's not something big and obvious).
Aldori Swordlord, the Fighter Archetype (Inner Sea Primer)
Aldori Swordlord, the Prestige Class (Adventurer's Guide & Paths of Prestige) .... not sure if it's in both, but they're both listed at the bottom with Appears In: x.
Scaled Fist, the Monk Archetype (Legacy of Dragons)
Thug, the Rogue Archetype (Advanced Player's Guide)
I feel like searching through source material is so time-consuming. Is there a way to search for the info efficiently?
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Yes use Archive of Nethys, it would take a really long time to go through all the books manually, luckily we have the internet to help.
